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Water developable diazo based lithographic printing plate comprising an intermediate layer having a polysaccharide
Est. expiryDec 11, 2012(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B41C 1/1016B41N 3/036G03F 7/016G03F 7/022G03F 7/11B41C 2201/04B41C 2210/04B41C 2210/08B41C 2210/22B41C 2210/24
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Abstract
The present invention provides an imaging element comprising on a support in the order given, a hydrophilic layer containing a hydrophilic (co)polymer or (co)polymer mixture and being hardened with a hydrolyzed tetraalkyl orthosilicate crosslinking agent and a light sensitive layer containing a diazo resin or a diazonium salt characterized in that an intermediate hydrophilic layer containing an organic compound having one or more cationic groups is provided between said hydrophilic layer and said light-sensitive layer. There is further provided a method for making such an imaging element and a method for making a lithographic printing plate therewith.
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1. An imaging element comprising on a support in the order given, a hydrophilic layer containing a hydrophilic (co)polymer or (co)polymer mixture and being hardened with a hydrolyzed tetraalkyl orthosilicate crosslinking agent and a light-sensitive layer containing a diazo resin or a diazonium salt, an intermediate hydrophilic layer containing an organic compound having one or more cationic groups between said hydrophilic layer and said light-sensitive layer, said organic compound being a hydrophilic polysaccharide having one or more ammonium groups or a hydrophilic polysaccharide and a low molecular weight organic compound having one or more ammonium groups.
2. An imaging element according to claim 1 wherein said polysacharide is dextran or pullulan.
3. An imaging element according to claim 1 wherein said organic compound is comprised in said imaging element in an amount between 5 and 500 mg/m 2 .Cited by (0)
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